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A haunting and evocative exploration of the meaning of family and home.
Ingrid and Norah have an unconventional upbringing—growing up in a motel, raised by their mother and her female partner. When a new owner takes over, everyone’s nervous, but Ada teaches the girls music. ... Read more
A haunting and evocative exploration of the meaning of family and home.
Ingrid and Norah have an unconventional upbringing—growing up in a motel, raised by their mother and her female partner. When a new owner takes over, everyone’s nervous, but Ada teaches the girls music. Years later in England, studying to be a soloist, Ingrid loses her voice and must decide what to do. She hears from Norah, who’s reviving a party that began during their childhood to celebrate the arrival of mysterious and elusive blue moths. The Blue Moth Motel deals with family dynamics, grief, and the concept of home.
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With all the nostalgia of the 90's comes Olivia Robinson's debut novel The Blue Moth Motel (Breakwater Books). Set against the backdrop of beautiful Prince Edward Island, the story follows one family's struggle to to make the best of an unconventional life.
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